In most parts of China, the big-eared black dog is usually regarded as a symbol of the black god dog or Swiss dog, and is regarded as a lucky beast to ward off evil spirits. At the same time, because of its black appearance, it also symbolizes strength and firmness.

In ancient legends, the black dog is regarded as the incarnation of the patron saint and has a strong guardian force. In modern times, many people still regard the black dog with big ears as a good omen. It has the attributes of a Swiss dog and brings good luck.

2. The historical origin of black dog.

Historically, the use of black tune varieties in China began in the Tang Dynasty and was widely used in hunting, guarding, martyrdom and entertainment. Some historical books also record that "in the Han Dynasty, someone had sex with a hag and gave birth to a big dog, which was black and long, eight feet and six inches long, and chased his life to death". Although it is difficult to verify, we can see the important position of black dog with big ears in the history of China.

In addition, black dogs often appear in literary works. For example, the Mongolian folk song "Riding a Horse" in Genghis Khan's era mentioned the black dog. "Ah, there is a dog barking in the distance. It looks like a warrior from afar." In modern times, in many literary works, black dogs with big ears are often described as pets in stories or protagonists in actions.

3. Different regions have different mysterious symbols for black dogs.

Although black dogs with big ears are regarded as auspicious animals in many areas of China, the specific content of their symbolic meaning is different in different areas. For example, in Jiangsu and Shanghai, black dogs are regarded as lucky dogs, which is closely related to the image of God of Wealth. In Fujian, Guangdong and Hong Kong, black dogs are regarded as the god of luck or the patron saint of good luck.

In addition, in the traditional beliefs of some ethnic minorities, black dogs are also worshipped as symbols of gods or roles. For example, in Mongolian folklore, the black dog is often regarded as the embodiment that brings happiness to people, while in Zhaohua Temple in Yinchuan City, a statue of a big-eared black dog is enshrined, which is considered to protect fertility and children's safety.

4. Conclusion

Black dog with big ears, as an ancient traditional symbol, has influenced the world outlook of China people from generation to generation through history, literature and folklore. In modern society, although it has gradually lost its mysterious color, its cute dog-like appearance, naughty character and coquetry nature still make it an ideal pet in many people's minds.